There is little doubt that the Model 3 Step 2 hardware is the most powerful graphics engine on the market today.
Daytona 2, however, was created especially for the Model 3 board. Thorough calculations of tire engineering and physics of motion and power have created a very accurate simulation of stock car vehicles. The development team is the same as it was for the original Daytona, but new designers were brought in for a fresh look. The deluxe version features a new motion system, the Crash Impact Generator that delivers shocks to the player's back and soles of his/her feet upon impact as well as the feel of the engine's rumbling. No other game can handle that many players at once. Can Daytona 2 sell in a market drowning in vehicle-driven simulations?Īs with all driving games these days, there is a stand-up and deluxe version of the game, and either can be linked with up to 15 more using a dedicated network. Super GT was probably the closest in feel, but it failed to generate anywhere near the hype of Daytona.
Jump to 1998, and we've driven just about everything driveable, and with graphics as good or superior to Model 2. The graphics on Model 2 were nothing less than stunning, and (most importantly) it just felt right. At the time when it was released back around '94, we had seen very little like it.
Ask a video game player what his/her favorite arcade driving game is, and you're to get a response like " Outrun dude, it was the best." OK, now find someone unmarried and beardless and the answer would undoubtedly be Daytona.
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